Add help dropdown to navbar #398
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Closes #350.
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This will only work if using our Docker setup, right? It feels like Frontend shouldn't have that requirement. I wonder whether there maybe should be a pre-emptive query and the link is only shown if it's available?
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That's possible, but it's definitely more work. Do you have a use case in mind that doesn't use our Docker setup?
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Right. I guess we can make a note in the user documentation. It's true that we don't know of folks deploying frontend without the Docker setup.
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It feels like the dropdown should expand towards the right rather than the left but I don't feel strongly about it. On the other hand it's nice that it's consistent with the language dropdown. 🤷🏻♀️ |
My instinct is that if the help dropdown expands towards the right, then the locale dropdown should as well. However, the locale dropdown is too wide to do so, so I think I'd lean toward keeping the help dropdown as-is. What do you think? If you want to take a look at what it would look like as it expands towards the right, try adding the |
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Oh just saw your comment update! |
Closes #350.